Leaders: Rob Pontecorvo Format and Dates: One 1.5 Hour Session, 9/28/2021 (4:00-5:30pm EDT) Description: GeoGebra creates free dynamic digital tools for graphing, geometry, statistics and other class activities. GeoGebra is also a community of millions of users located in just about every country who create…
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Leaders: Kate Macaulay and Juliette Guarino Berg Dates: Oct 23, 2021 | 9am-12:00pm About the Workshop A unique activity that allows students to explore and investigate topics such as relationships and interactions within ecosystems, animal structure and function, and much more, owl…
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Leaders: Amanda Grutza Format and Dates: One 3 Hour Session, 10/16/2021 (9:00-12:00pm EDT) Description: Curate an engaging scientific environment for experiments and long-term projects using the Arduino Science Journal. This workshop will take you through the fundamentals of using the Arduino Science…
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Leaders: Joan Fei and Chris Resch Dates: Nov 6 and 13, 10am-11:30am On average, teachers ask 400 questions per day; or roughly 70,000 questions per year. What are all these questions for? In what ways do these questions cultivate curiosity, foster dialogue,…
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History and English classes emphasize the use of primary sources and why should it be different for STEM classes? Engaging in new research in all fields of STEM makes high school science more relevant for students. Help your students see why it’s…
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Are you looking for ways to support your students in developing a computational thinking mindset in any area of science? Computational thinking is a systematic, multi-pronged, problem solving approach at the heart of computer science and other fields that engage with complex issues. Whether…
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